Iran says US proposals ‘unrealistic, excessive’ as war grinds on, Trump issues new warning
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Iran has rejected US peace proposals as 'unrealistic' and 'excessive' amid ongoing war, with President Trump warning of severe consequences if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened. The conflict has spread across the region, killing thousands and disrupting global energy supplies.
Iran remains defiant in the month-old war, which began with US-Israeli attacks on February 28. The country has blocked the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for global oil and gas supplies. President Trump has warned that Iran's energy plants and oil wells will be destroyed if the strait is not reopened. Israeli forces have carried out missile strikes on Iranian and Hezbollah targets in Lebanon and Tehran. The conflict has killed thousands, mostly civilians, and disrupted the global economy. Iran has received US peace proposals via intermediaries but deemed them 'unrealistic' and 'excessive'.
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